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The newest nutrition recommendations have recently been launched. In my opinion is not too different than "MyPlate" (which was released in 2011). But there are some shifts that are worth mentioning. And there are some nuances that athletes should be mindful of.
The biggest shift is how we think about health (and in our case, performance). Rather than focusing narrowly on calories or single macronutrients, the guidelines now emphasize diet quality, food patterns, and lifestyle behaviors that support long-term health.
At their core, the new recommendations encourage:
Eating more whole, minimally processed foods
Reducing ultra-processed foods
Prioritizing plant diversity
Paying closer attention to hydration, sleep, and overall lifestyle factors
I will add that sports dietitians have been preaching these important pillars of health for years. But I guess it's nice to have it illustrated in an upside down pyramid?? The shift also acknowledges what research has ...
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If you’re training hard, competing often, or constantly on the move—your gut is under stress. And that stress doesn’t just affect digestion… it can impact your immunity, nutrient absorption, recovery, and even mental sharpness.
That’s where probiotics come in.
But not just any probiotic.
Athletes need strains that go beyond basic gut health. Ones that survive intense training conditions, help regulate inflammation, and support the immune system when it matters most—during heavy training cycles, travel, and competition.
That’s why spore-based probiotics are game-changers.
These are strains that have been specifically studied in athletes—and shown to:
Reduce GI distress during endurance events (goodbye runner’s gut)
Support immune function, especially when training volume is high
Enhance recovery by reducing post-workout inflammation
Improve nutrient uptake (more value from the food and supplements you already take)
Strengthen the gut-brain axis, impro
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💤 Sleep: The Ultimate Recovery Tool
Muscle repair and growth happens during deep sleep.
Sleep helps restore glycogen (your body’s stored energy), balance hormones, and sharpen focus.
Less than 7 hours of sleep = slower reaction time, poor decision-making, and higher risk of injury.
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To kick off the first four rounds of games.... I'm focsing on the four key sports nutrition matchups:
1️⃣ Power Foods Face-Off
2️⃣ Hydration Battle
3️⃣ Recovery Showdown
4️⃣ Spring Fueling Face-Off
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